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A data breach can break customer trust. A software error can trigger a costly claim. Damage to your equipment can bring operations to a halt. Explore insurance options for the financial consequences.

Coverage is subject to underwriting, policy terms, limits and exclusions. These examples illustrate possible exposures, not confirmation that a loss is covered.

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Cyber Insurance

What it is

Cyber insurance may help with the costs of responding to a security or privacy incident and related third-party claims, subject to policy terms.

Example scenario

A company’s systems are breached and customer data is exposed.

Who needs it

  • Businesses handling customer or employee data
  • SaaS, fintech and connected infrastructure operators

Key exposures

  • Data breaches
  • Ransomware
  • Privacy incidents
  • Network security failures
  • Cyber business interruption
  • Third-party cyber liability

What may be covered

  • Incident response and forensic investigation
  • Notification and data restoration costs
  • Covered cyber interruption losses
  • Defense costs and covered third-party liability

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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Tech E&O

What it is

Technology errors and omissions insurance addresses certain claims alleging that a technology product or professional service caused a client financial loss.

Example scenario

A software failure causes an enterprise client to suffer financial loss.

Who needs it

  • Software developers and SaaS platforms
  • IT consultants, systems integrators and enterprise technology providers

Key exposures

  • Software errors
  • Failed implementations
  • Service failures
  • Integration failures
  • SLA issues
  • Client financial losses
  • Professional negligence

What may be covered

  • Defense of covered negligence claims
  • Covered compensation for client financial loss
  • Specified errors in technology products or services

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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AI Liability

What it is

AI-related exposures may be addressed through specialist coverage or suitable extensions to technology liability policies. Scope varies by insurer, use case and underwriting; AI-related losses are not automatically covered.

Example scenario

An AI agent performs an incorrect action that causes financial loss to an enterprise customer.

Who needs it

  • AI developers, model providers and agent platforms
  • Companies deploying AI into customer-facing or automated workflows

Key exposures

  • Incorrect AI responses
  • AI hallucinations
  • Automated decision errors
  • Wrong autonomous actions
  • Algorithm failures
  • Third-party financial loss

What may be covered

  • Covered third-party financial loss claims
  • Defense of specified AI-related liability claims
  • Certain errors in insured AI products or services

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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D&O

What it is

Directors and officers liability insurance may protect insured individuals and, in defined circumstances, the company against claims alleging wrongful management acts.

Example scenario

Investors allege that directors misrepresented company performance during a fundraising round.

Who needs it

  • Companies with external or institutional investors
  • Boards, directors and executive leadership teams

Key exposures

  • Investor claims
  • Regulatory matters
  • Employee claims
  • Management decisions
  • Shareholder claims

What may be covered

  • Defense costs for covered management claims
  • Covered settlements and judgments
  • Specified company reimbursement; employment or regulatory extensions where agreed

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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Commercial General Liability

What it is

Commercial general liability insurance may respond when business activities lead to covered third-party bodily injury or physical property damage.

Example scenario

A visitor is injured at your office and makes a claim against the business.

Who needs it

  • Businesses with offices or customer visits
  • Infrastructure operators and companies with physical operations

Key exposures

  • Third-party bodily injury
  • Third-party property damage
  • Premises liability
  • Physical operations

What may be covered

  • Defense of covered bodily injury claims
  • Covered third-party property damage liability
  • Certain premises and operational liabilities

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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Property Insurance

What it is

Property insurance may cover physical loss or damage to insured assets from specified causes, subject to declared values, conditions and exclusions.

Example scenario

A fire damages server equipment and the facility housing it.

Who needs it

  • Data centers and infrastructure businesses
  • Companies owning equipment, servers, offices or facilities

Key exposures

  • Servers
  • Equipment
  • Offices
  • Facilities
  • Data centers
  • Infrastructure

What may be covered

  • Repair or replacement of insured assets
  • Specified building and equipment damage
  • Agreed extensions for relevant assets

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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Business Interruption

What it is

Business interruption insurance may protect against covered loss of income when insured physical damage disrupts operations. Cyber interruption generally requires separate cyber coverage.

Example scenario

An insured fire closes a facility, reducing revenue during the restoration period.

Who needs it

  • Companies dependent on physical facilities or equipment
  • Data centers and businesses with material ongoing operating costs

Key exposures

  • Lost income after insured damage
  • Continuing fixed expenses
  • Extra costs to restore operations

What may be covered

  • Covered loss of gross profit or income
  • Specified ongoing expenses
  • Agreed extra expenses during the indemnity period

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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Motor Vehicle

What it is

Commercial motor insurance may address accidental damage and certain third-party liabilities involving declared business vehicles, subject to the selected policy.

Example scenario

A company service vehicle is damaged in a road accident while visiting a client.

Who needs it

  • Companies with owned business vehicles
  • Technology and infrastructure teams with service fleets

Key exposures

  • Accidental vehicle damage
  • Theft
  • Third-party liability
  • Business fleet exposure

What may be covered

  • Covered accidental damage to insured vehicles
  • Specified theft or loss
  • Agreed third-party liability benefits

Subject to policy terms and underwriting.

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